Sentence examples for confused with something from inspiring English sources

In this age of empathy, inappropriateness has become one of the great modern sins, and flirtation is regularly confused with something altogether more serious.

Later, saying he did not want a band whose name could be confused with something on the menu (picadillo is a meat and potato hash), he changed the name to the Tito Puente Orchestra.

Not to be confused with something like GetYourGuide, which focuses more on travel experiences that take up part or all of a single day, TourRadar is a place to book a multi-day tour in the same way you might book a package holiday.

We're beginning to think that the phrases picked for this game are purposely chosen to be confused with something dirty.

You don't want your email to be confused with something unimportant.

The boys had quite a time finding a place that Aunt Lettie wouldn't confuse with something else.

But there's a difference between a name that's gibberish and one that's very easy to confuse with something else, which is a test that Dropbox failed with its GetDropbox domain.

He was merely filling in a blank that he found confusing with something he likely saw on a superhero cartoon or in a Disney movie.

Along with the Orion Nebula and the Praesepe cluster, Messier's inclusion of the Pleiades has been noted as curious, as most of Messier's objects were much fainter and more easily confused with comets—something that seems scarcely possible for the Pleiades.

Aquarians (not to be confused with aquariums) want something special.

This bout is thus strictly business, not to be confused with boxing, which is something else entirely.